Commercial Support and Training for Hibernate
Commercial support, training, and consulting for Hibernate is available through JBoss, a division of Red Hat.
All professional support, consulting, and training is provided by members of the Hibernate development team and trained support engineers and consultants. We support Hibernate in any Java environment (under any or no J2EE/JEE application server). Free support for NHibernate under .NET is available on the community forum for users by users.
- Professional Support helps you to overcome all Hibernate-related issues – including bug and patch management, production support, and general Hibernate development and deployment assistance. Three different levels of support are available, ranging from 8x5 support with 48 hour response times to 24x7 support with 2 hour response times. All JBoss subscription packages offer unlimited support with no restrictions on the number of hours or calls that you may log.
- Consulting includes both on-site and remote consulting services delivered by a trained Hibernate consultant when in-depth product knowledge is essential. Our consulting services deliver the personal attention directly from the source that is critical for ensuring timely success for your launch of Hibernate.
- Hibernate Training courses are held on a rotation basis in various cities around the world. The courses are targeted at beginners (Java Persistence with Hibernate Essentials course) and experienced developers (Advanced Hibernate course) who wish to become experts on Hibernate. See the schedule & syllabus for more information. Private on-site training courses are also available.
- Hibernate Certification provides a guarantee that Hibernate, JDBC driver, and Database Management System work together smoothly and as expected, and that any exceptions are documented and communicated during the Hibernate Certification process. JBoss and Red Hat offer this certification process as a service for partners.
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